The Effect of Uttering a Phrase Contrary to One's Intention in Hajj
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Question:
This questioner says: What is the ruling on one who intended to perform tamattu' in his country, but at the miqat he said, "O Allah, here I am, for Hajj," and then performed the actions of the one doing tamattu'?
Answer:
He is bound by his intention. Even if he utters something contrary to what he intended, this has no effect. He is bound by what he intended, not by what he uttered in error. Yes.
This questioner says: What is the ruling on one who intended to perform tamattu' in his country, but at the miqat he said, "O Allah, here I am, for Hajj," and then performed the actions of the one doing tamattu'?
Answer:
He is bound by his intention. Even if he utters something contrary to what he intended, this has no effect. He is bound by what he intended, not by what he uttered in error. Yes.
Source
اللقاء الثاني بمشعر منى 08-12-1437هـ — alfawzan.live (18:30)
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